Jiang Wanan "went on Huang Guochang's live broadcast" in exchange for a small straw ticket? Huang Shanshan suddenly posted a long post

TVBS recently released a Taipei mayoral poll, showing that more than 50% of the votes for 2022 Taipei mayoral candidate Huang Shanshan will support DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang. In response to this, Huang Shanshan issued an article today saying that candidates should no longer count who the votes belong to. "You should answer what you can do for Taipei. If you do well, the people will let you continue to do it; if you do not do well, the people will replace you."

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan recently announced that he will accept an exclusive interview with People's Party Chairman Huang Guochang. According to outside analysis, he wants to attract votes from the grassroots. However, under Huang Shanshan's article, many netizens interpreted it as a direct attack on Huang Guochang and Chiang Wanan.

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Huang Shanshan posted on social media today that she will run for office as an independent in 2022 and received 342,141 votes. Many people are discussing the Taipei mayoral election. Some people analyze the gap between Jiang Wanan and Shen Boyang, while others count her votes and guess who these votes will go to next. She believes that these people vote for different reasons, but one thing is clear. In an election in which both the blue and green parties mobilized, these citizens did not vote according to the arrangements of the political parties, but chose a candidate with no major party organization behind them. It is difficult to define or calculate who these 340,000 people will vote for next time.

Huang Shanshan said that she believes that the third force is not a political party or organization. Parties rise and fall, politicians change, and organizations change. But there has always been a group of people in Taiwan who are unwilling to give their votes to any political party. But on the day of voting, they will look at the candidates' abilities, political achievements and character, and they will also think about who can make their lives and their families' lives better, and who can give the next generation a future worth looking forward to. This group of people are the median voters. Their number may not be the largest, but they are the group that determines the outcome. Each party has its so-called basic base. The real moving votes are the median voters. Sometimes they vote blue and sometimes they vote green. They are the real third force in Taiwan.

Huang Shanshan believes that what Jiang Wanan and Shen Boyang should really think about is not where her 340,000 votes will go four years ago, but whether you can give the middle voters a reason to support you. Where do you want to take Taipei? More importantly, can you keep the promises you made? Politics is not about dividing people into groups and then finding ways to mobilize them individually. Politics is about doing things well and letting the people see them; it is about making promises and being willing to accept tests.

Finally, she shouted: "Stop just counting votes, think about how to give the people a better life and future. Votes do not belong to blue, green, or any politician. Votes always belong to the people. The real third force is not a political party, but the people who always have the right to choose and are willing to use their votes to decide the future. Once again, voters are people, not votes!"

Under Huang Shanshan's article, netizens left messages: "Shanshan is the only clear leader of the People's Party", "Slap in the face for someone who is rushing to consolidate their mentality through last Thursday's program", "Jiang Wanan is crying", "The chairman of a certain party who is packing us up to send to the blue camp: Someone is slandering me?", "Jiang, please work hard yourself"